Kreuzberg

Located directly on the Kreuzberg Spree waterfront, within the historic walls of the former army bakery, Spindler & Klatt combines a chic restaurant ambiance with one of Berlin's most sought-after waterfront terraces. Pan-Asian cuisine, a lounge atmosphere, and views of the TV Tower, East Side Gallery, and Oberbaumbrücke define the setting.

Specialty coffee meets regionally sourced bagels in the heart of Kreuzberg's Bergmannkiez: Bagel Coffee Culture on Mehringdamm is a small, characterful café that has been winning hearts since 2011 with its self-roasted coffee and carefully topped bagels.

“With Edith into the New Year!” – at the New Year's Eve and New Year's revue 2018/2019 by Neukölln's sharp-tongued Edith at the BKA Theater, no eye will stay dry, guaranteed! On New Year's Eve with an after-show party!

Berlin's high quality Abyme Vodka is an inherent part of the capitals nightlife.

One of Berlin's trendiest scene restaurants resides in Kreuzberg's Wrangelkiez: The Long March Canteen elevates Cantonese cuisine to a level that justifies its Michelin Bib Gourmand. Dim Sum, dumplings, and sharing menus in a cool atmosphere that has nothing in common with classic Chinese restaurants.

Kreuzberg, right by the lock to the Landwehrkanal: Birgit is a beer garden, open-air club, and fairground all in one. Relaxed during the day, at night dancing under the open sky until morning.

In Berlin's Charlottenburg Tiergarten, slightly hidden in the Landwehr Canal near the Charlottenburg Gate, a blue and white restaurant ship has been anchored since 1996. Capt'n Schillow combines classic Berlin cuisine with a maritime atmosphere, without appearing overly touristy.

Since 1989, the wine shop “Suff” supplies its Kreuzberg district with wine. The range contains about 500 types of wine.

In the heart of Kreuzberg, Young Engineers Building Block Workshops transform the Berlin summer holidays into an engaging STEM adventure. Children aged 5 to 14 build real machine models with LEGO-compatible bricks, playfully learning physics, mechanics, and teamwork.

Viktoriapark in Kreuzberg features a real waterfall, a vineyard, and Berlin's highest inner-city hill. Strolling here means walking through over 130 years of city history, and the sound of the water automatically makes any small talk a bit easier.